DAP is a 160-year-old industrial manufacturer and long-time PIM user. When Kenya Czerwinski joined as the PIM/DAM administrator last year, she inherited a system that had launched but hadn't yet proven it could run the business. The primary issue was a retail syndication effort with major partners that had cost the program credibility.

In this live Q&A, Kenya talks candidly with Justin Alvia of Ntara.   

They’ll discuss:

Share experiences. Network and visit the exhibition live demos to contrast and compare, and talk to those who have the solution you might need.

Across AI, In-Store Experiences, and Online

Context:
Found isn't enough anymore, products need to get chosen. And today, that choice happens across more surfaces than ever before: 

  • AI bots and assistants, 
  • Generative engine optimization (GEO), 
  • In-store experiences, 
  • Social commerce, 
  • Traditional online shopping.

 Each running on a different kind of product content, even though it all starts from the same source.

How one consumer packaged goods’ company is taking a fresh look at best practice - data quality and integrity are paramount for any PIM integration to be successful. 

Covering:

  • The challenges of disparate, disconnected data systems.
  • Identifying data gaps between systems.
  • Deploying requisite workstreams to achieve data integrity prior to integration implementation. 
  • Building a business case for integration.

Context:

Rolling out a PIM strategy might look straightforward on paper. In reality, it's an act of people, processes, technology, and change.

Seen it, done it before:

Experienced practitioners who have met the challenges of PIM transformation share what they know about what it really takes to make it work.

Exhibition Opens - your chance to check out the live demos, to contrast and compare.

Networking prompt and let’s ‘break the ice’ - connect with someone you’ve not met before! Mingle with your peers. Take time to forge a new connection in your PIM community.

Share challenges - and success stories too!

Maggie McDonald leads the Marketing Program Operations Team at Snap, where she partners with the executive leadership to shape the systems, workflows, and ways of working that let creative teams deliver at scale without losing quality. She leads an operations team with a clear mandate: drive operational excellence while finding the right balance between AI and human creativity in a fast-moving creative organization. Maggie has spent over a decade building the connective tissue between creative strategy and production.